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Welcome Drydock. I also feel your pain. It get's cold up here in the midwest Wisconsin diving is not easy in the winter, Chopping that ice is no fun!!
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You're never drydocked if you have a drysuit.drydocked:
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"The Nitrogen Fix" is a science fiction book by Hal Clement, if I recall correctly. Kind of a enjoyable little read if you like the style science fiction followed through the 1960s (though I think this one was written in the 70s).drydocked:
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